No. 5 Indiana is locking in, as the WNBA playoffs-bound Fever strives for home court advantage behind the league’s top offense.
Indiana will lean on newly minted FIBA gold medalists Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston, after the 2026 World Cup put the young stars to the test.
“The way that she got everybody involved was outstanding,” coach Stephanie White said of her guard. “You could see her confidence continue to grow as the tournament progressed.”
However, it won’t all be smooth sailing. Indiana faces the third-hardest remaining schedule. And it starts with a Sunday date with No. 6 Washington.
The Mystics stomped No. 11 Chicago 110-80 last night, gaining ground in the seeding race as their young core prepares for a deep playoff run.
“We definitely have a chemistry off the court that has just bled into on the court,” said forward Kiki Iriafen.
Indiana tips off against No. 13 Toronto tonight at 7:30 PM ET (ION), before taking on Washington on Sunday at 4 PM ET (NBA TV).
